Experience the thrill of via ferrata on Punta Anna in the Dolomites, with breathtaking views and technical passages that challenge even seasoned climbers. Discover why this route is a highlight of Alpine adventure.
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Difficulty
challenging
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
Good physical condition required, with experience in hiking or climbing preferred.
Wildlife
History
The Dolomites have been a mountaineering destination since the early 20th century, celebrated for their dramatic profiles.
Conservation
The area is part of a protected UNESCO World Heritage site, emphasizing sustainable tourism and preservation.
Giovanni Orlando
Experience the thrill of via ferrata on Punta Anna in the Dolomites, with breathtaking views and technical passages that challenge even seasoned climbers. Discover why this route is a highlight of Alpine adventure.
Giovanni Orlando is a mountain guide based in La Secca, Veneto, offering guided adventures across the Dolomites. The program of trips includes freeride skiing on Marmolada; via ferrata routes such as Cesco Tomaselli on Lagazuoi, Olivieri at Punta Anna, Bepi Zac al Costabella, and Cresta Ovest alla Marmolada; classic ascents like the via normale alla Cima Grande di Lavaredo and Cima Piccola di Lavaredo; canyoning in Val Maggiore; glacier crossings to Punta Penia; plus family-oriented outings at the Cascate di Fanes and Cinque Torri. Routes cover a wide range of difficulty, from easy family ferratas to demanding exposed climbs and technical glacier travel. Trips also highlight historical WWI trails such as the Cengia Martini and Kaiserjäger paths and feature natural attractions including waterfalls, canyons, and panoramic views of Marmolada, Lagazuoi, and the Tre Cime di Lavaredo. Operating from La Secca, Veneto, trip descriptions specify route type and expected challenge so participants can select appropriate adventures. Guided programs include necessary equipment use for each activity - via ferrata kits, canyoning ropes, and glacier travel gear when required - and adapt plans to participant ability and conditions. This approach helps visitors experience local landscapes, geological features, and historical sites with practical guidance. All trip listings reflect the specific routes and experiences offered, enabling clear expectations for families, intermediate hikers, and experienced climbers planning excursions in the Dolomites.
Availability, meeting points, detailed itineraries, and booking instructions are provided for each trip so participants can prepare equipment, fitness, and timing before arrival and logistics.
Base Location
La Secca, Veneto
Gateway to the Dolomites
Iconic Peaks
Marmolada · Lagazuoi · Lavaredo
Routes across major Dolomite peaks
Tours Offered
19 tours
From family to expert adventures
Family Friendly
Family ferratas available
Safe options for all ages
Select a trip, check availability, and reserve a guided ferrata, canyoning or freeride skiing experience starting from La Secca, Veneto.
Secure Gear and Guided Tours
Use a proper via ferrata harness and consider guided trips for safety and expert insight.
Check Weather Conditions
Avoid windy or rainy days; stable weather is crucial for safety on exposed sections.
Start Early in the Day
Begin your climb early to enjoy cooler temperatures and steady lighting for photos.
Respect Nature and Local Regulations
Stay on marked paths and minimize environmental impact during your adventure.
Climbing Harness
Provides safety and support during the via ferrata.
Via Ferrata Lanyard (Y-saptor)
Connects you securely to the safety cable along the route.
Helmet
Protects your head from falling rocks or bumps.
Climbing Gloves
Improves grip and protects hands during technical passages.